Thomas Humphrey

Towns Ready Themselves for Looming Wastewater Changes

As a tectonic shift in state wastewater regulations is under consideration by state officials, Island homeowners and towns are bracing for what could be millions of dollars in mandatory upgrades in the coming years.

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Modular Matt

For Squash Meadow Construction’s Matt Gongola, managing a modular project is like choreographing a ballet — with the customers, the manufacturers, the movers and the many sub-contractors all on the stage at once.

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By the Numbers: Survival of the Fittest
Thomas Humphrey and Chris Burrell

Illustrations by Chris Burrell.

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School Articles Headline Chilmark Warrant

The 27-article town meeting will take place Monday at 7 p.m. at the Chilmark Community Center, with a quorum of 25 voters.

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Open Chilmark Select Board Seat Draws Two Candidates

Marie Larsen, a retired school administrator, and Russell Maloney, a real estate broker, are both seeking a spot on the board in Wednesday's election.

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Homeport Construction Stopped

Construction to modify a deck at the Homeport restaurant in Menemsha was halted last week after the Chilmark building department found the new owners hadn’t secured a building permit.

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New Owners of Edgartown Seafood Are Familiar Faces Behind the Counter

Crockett Cataloni and twins Jimmy and Andy DiMattia have purchased Edgartown Seafood from Danny Larsen, following his 36-year tenure behind the counter.

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Going With the Flow to Tackle Stormwater Hotspots

A stormwater infrastructure project being installed beneath Grove avenue in Vineyard Haven could be a blueprint for projects across the Island and a critical tool for local stormwater planning.

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Airport to Charge New Fees on Uber and Lyft Pickups

Rideshare companies such as Uber and Lyft will have to pay a $3.50 surcharge to pick up riders at the Martha’s Vineyard Airport this year.

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Angry About Turf Lawsuit, West Tisbury Votes Down School Budget

The West Tisbury town meeting kicked off on a fiery note Tuesday with residents voting down the town’s portion of the regional high school operating budget in protest of the school’s ongoing legal battle over plans for an artificial turf field.

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